St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-13

mount two bare-backed horses, standing
erect with whip and reinS in hand, urg-
ing their thoroughbred SteedS to full
speed around the entire track. This is
the most exciting and daring race ever
witnessed. and these are the only ladies
that ever successfully accomplished this
wonderful act.
THE LIST OF TRoTTERs.
The following nOminatorS have made
good their second payments, and named
starters in their respective classes:
500 STAKE.
T. Fl. Ball, Aurora, lib. g. Plano Boy.
Graves Bros, Rochester, Minn.-b. m. Lady
May
Ii. c. Vaughn, Minneapolis, Minn.-b. g.
Forest City Farm, Cleveland, OBJ. g.
Commotion.
W. H. Wilson, cynthiana, Ky.-b. g. Snug
W: C. Pollock, Cleveland, o.-g. g. Glass
Leader.
NJ. E. McHenry, Freeport, Ill.-b. S. Fugle-
W. II; Mccarthy, Terre Haute, Ind.-b m.
Daisy Wilks.
W. H. Crawford, San francisco, Cal-b. g.
Problem.
o. A. Hicock, San Francisco, Caleb. g.
Condo.
2:3O STAKE
E. c. Dong, ST. Paul, Minn.-br. M Betsy
Brown.
W. II. Mccarthy, Terre Haute, Ind-ch. m.
Ida R.
Ed. Ayers Burlington, Wis.-br. m. Col
vana Sprague.
H. G. Vaughn, Minneapolis, Minn.-b. g.
H. ,Chamberlin, Arapahoe, Neb.-ch. S. Nc
Leod.
II. A. Treadwell, Elgin, Ill.-br. g. Pat
Quinn.
Forest City Farm, Cleveland, O.-Bertha s.
o. m.)
L. j. Laws, Denver Cobb. e. Sleepy Dave.
w. Ii. Wilson, Cythiana, Ky.-b. G. Big
W. II. Crawford, San Francisco, Cal.-b. g.
Stuart.
2:1s STAKE.
". H. Mccarthy, Terre Haute, Ind.-b. G.
Forest City Farm, Cleveland, o.-br. S.
Patron.
James Newbro, Clarksburg, Ind.-br. g.
Joe Davis.
w. H. Crawford, San Francisco, CAL
Charles Hilton o. 81
o. a. Hieock, SAN Francisco, Cal-b. g.
Arab. o
j: II. Temple, New York City, n. Y.-blk.
The above list will give the reader
some idea of what may be expected in
the way of fast and celebrated horses.
These animals come from Cleveland. O..
Cynthiana, KY, Illinois, Indiana, San
Francisco, Nebraska, Denver, Col, and
New York city. Mccarthy will be here
with the well-known Prince Arthur, and
the great Patron, son of Pancoast. will
also be here. Patron has three-year-
old record of 2:1915. There is also Joe
Davis and Charles Hilton. Hicock will
also be here from California with Arab.
and the fast black gelding, j. O.. will
also be present. These are all entered
in the 2:1S class, where there will be
some of the hottest work ever seen in a
race.
TIE SALTWATER MEETING.
The Saltwater Driving club hangs I'D
$500 for trotters and PAGERS, and their
entries close to-day, June 13, This
meeting will be held June p. % and Or
AS yet we are not advised whether the
managers will have any special events
OF not. Their regular programme is at
tractive and should draw large audi
ences. Tomorrow the full programme
of the above meeting will appear in the
columns of the GLOBE anu remain in
during this month.
Commodore Kittson,s RatonIan
Commodore Kittson has been quite
unfortunate with his great, long dis
lance horse, Rataplan. Three OF four
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AN EXCITING FINISH.
years ago he sat in the grand stand at
Saratoga and saw this great son of Re-
form and Miss Lumley land the winner
of the Saratoga cup against field of
the best runners in the land. The
race was very valuable one, and
amounted to good many thousand dol
lars besides the valuable cup. This
trophy is large and very beautiful one,
and now is admired by all visitors to
Erdenheim, where it is kept. The win
hing of this'great aud stIbborlily con-
tested race at once raised RatapIan to